Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 141, Decatur, Adams County, 16 June 1955 — Page 11
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TIRE BALE FIRESTONE — GOODYEAR z DELUXE-SUPER CUSHION 670 x 15 118.95 710 x 15 $21.25 760 x 15 $22.00 4 • FIRESTONE WHITE SIDE WALL - 670 x 15 $87.00 4 - COOPER PREMIUM White Side Wall 670 x 15 $98.00 36 Months Road Hazard Guaranteed 670 x 15 COOPER NYLON $20.25 18 Months Road Hazard Guaranteed THE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDES TAX. TRADE YOUR OLD TIRES! WASSON’S MOBIL STATION CRAIGVILLE, IND.
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Try this sweet-running ALLIS-CHALMERS TEAM 1« WD-4S Tractor with Two-Clutch Power Control and POWER-CRATER Engine 2. Forage Harvester for Big-Capacity Field Chopping 3. Forage Blower for Unloading at the 5i10... Fast Let us show you the Allis-Chalmers way to beat the weather to your crops. Here is a real tonnage team —for green feeding, for grass or row-crop silage, for chopped hay and straw — and the whole combination is pricod4or4ioHMM)wnership. 1 „ *?- A- * , » 5 ■• > £ 0 POWtt-dtATM It aa Allli-Ckalman Irodamark. Coma in J 1 —sm—■ o-onrod.,. ( V SAIfS AND SfRVICr J MORRISON FARM STORE 319 S. 13th St. Decatur, Ind.
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Wheal Production Lower In Indiana > ' 1955 Forecast Is Below Previous Year LAFAYETTE, Ind. (INS) — Indiana’s 1955 wheat production wag ’Tdfecaift tcffitrat 35,160,000 bushels. The figure Is 11 percent less than last year, but three percent i higher than a 10-year average. Purdue University agricultural j statistician said also that»the likejly yield of 30 bushels of wheat | per acre is a half bushel less than j 1954, but eight bushels above averI age. I The Hoosier wheat crop is plagued by some mildew in northI ern areas of the state, and in the ■ south, some red leaf rust and sep- . toria blight has been noted.Other Purdue production foreI casts are; Rye: Current outlook is for a
CAKE SPECIAL FOR FATHER’S DAY LEMON COCONUT 69c CHOCOLATE "ST CAKE —69c
p * IK’ ’’ ’ r*, IF! t z/ z ■ jA’ ' <.?L> » .«.-a: z: Il L V LW ! - ■ <W ; ■ s V ' j v t j,. m g r V V«dff - V.v : \ ✓ JSL ’>l l ; < ■■ •• vTJp j B • k « / <jHr z 9k_ JEjJ STANDING AT THE ENTRANCE of the $1,000,000 Miracle Uranium Mine, Miracle Hot Springs, Calif., are its discoverers (L to r.); Don Bartlett, George Killmer, Joe Mann and Roy Bartlett Their mine was in the area of 2,940 acres that the Federal Bureau of Land Management threw open anew to the staking of mining claims. The Government held that the land on which this and other mines are located had not been open to entry until now, and as of the present is open to entry by anyone. The operators of this and other established mines let every hopeful prospector know that dynamite would be exploded in various known discovery holes and that it would not be safe to get too close to stake out a claim. Below, Joe Mossbrucker operates his drilling machine inside the Miracle mine which has been in existence In Kern Canyon for about a year. (International)
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1,584.000 bushel crop, which is 286,000 bushels under 1954. Peaches: A drastically reduced crop of 158,000 bushels due to a freeze In March. The 1954 crop was 546,000 bushels. Pears: About 20 percent less than 1954 and only about half pf the average. , " “ Milk: May production was 400 million pounds, the same as a year ago and five percent above average. Production rate per row was at an all time high in May. Eggs: May production was 286 million eggs, which is 16 million more than in May, 1954. Weighted Jewels NEW YORK (INS) — Jewels are weighed in carats because in olden times they were weighed against the weight of carob seeds. These tipy seeds were used because they came so close to being of uniform weight. In modern terms, there are more than 142 carats to the ounce. For commercial purposes each carat is subdivided into 100 points. Retail Sales ea.l. v NEW YORK (INS) 1 — The furniture and home furnishings business is the third largest consumer industry in representing about sl6 billion worth of retail sales annually. More than 6.00 ff factories produce the goods which are distributed to about 103,000 retail stores, with some 50 million families and institutions buying this production each year. —
HEARING EXPERT RETURNS TO DECATUR SONOTONES HEARING SPECIALIST, J. M. Friend of Fort Wayne, will conduct Sonotone’s regular monthly hearing center at the Rice Hotel in Decatur this i Saturday, June 18th from 2 to 5 P. M. ■ Anyone who has a hearing prob- ' lem or difficulty in understanding is invited to consult Mr. Friend without charge. Those doing so will be given an audiomefric hearing test following medically accepted practices and an analysis of the individual’s hearing loss. Investigate the sonotone plan for better hearing. It employs the latest transitor and research developments for compensative correction of hearing impairments. Home consultations by appointment. Free booklet on requeat. Adv.
Can Can CHICAGO (INS) ■— A packaging process that literally will transform the standard tin can into a number of different packages has been made by American Can Company. It is a .revolving disc which has a cluster of small holes and a pie-wedge slot It acts as a sifting and pouring device after the can has been opened by a beer can type opener. ------- $75 Average CHICAGO (INS) — Secretaries draw salaries averaging $75 a week in the Chicago area, according to a survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Adolph O. Berger, regional director of the bureau, said the survey covered 427 firms, employing a half million persons. Braille Menus CHICAGO (INS) — Purple Cow Restaurants have introduced something new In restaurant service. It is a menu transcribed in
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Braille to help blind patrons "read” the bill of fare in the restaurants, operated by the Pick Hotels Corporation. The 13-page Braille menus are made of lightweight cardboard and feature 125 different dishes. Novels Back VIENNA (INS) — Classical detective novels of western origin are slowly becoming in vogue again in Communist Poland where such literature was on the bookburning list for years. Warsaw's Red paper, “Trybuna Ludu,” recommends Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes stories . and books by American writer Ellery Queen as well as Agatha Christie’s detective novels. Markets Grow NEW YORK (INS) — The supermarket industry has grown from a handful of such shops in 1930 to over 18,000 in 1955. Today it costs about $350,000 to build the average supermart, and in
souse areas eosta may run as high as $1 million. Magnetic Treatment TURIN, Italy (INS) — A Turin doctor recently used magnetism to
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remove a hairpin from the stomach of a flve-yeer-eld bey. Dr. Piarino Gilafdihi lowered i rnagmttz* ed splinter es tungsten into the boy’s stomach and ont came the troublesome pin.
